The latest number of coronavirus cases across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire has been released by Public Health England.
Across the UK, there have been 306,862-confirmed cases of Covid-19 and 43,081 people have now died after testing positive for the virus.
This represents an increase of 653 new cases and 154 deaths respectively over the past 24 hours.
In Nottingham, there have been no new confirmed coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours.
The figures, accurate to 4pm on Wednesday, June 24, show 625 people have tested positive in the city since the pandemic began. This is down from 626 reported on Monday, June 22.
In Nottinghamshire, the total now stands at 1,485 - just two more than the last reported figure on Monday.
The full breakdown of cases across Nottinghamshire is:
Gedling - 226
Rushcliffe - 201
Mansfield - 138
Newark and Sherwood - 172
Ashfield - 247
Broxtowe - 242
Bassetlaw - 259
It comes as thousands of coronavirus patients could be facing long-term effects from the illness, physiotherapists have warned.
Research from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) suggests tens of thousands of Covid-19 patients who were taken to hospital may need ongoing rehabilitation for symptoms such as breathlessness and fatigue.
The CSP said analysis of figures from across the four nations indicates that of 48,448 survivors who were taken to hospital in the UK with Covid-19 up until May 21, 29,845 are likely to require some level of rehabilitation on discharge.
An infectious disease specialist has said "we don't know yet" what will happen to those who survive the illness but said some are experiencing lingering symptoms.
